Earn Up To 20 Hours of Continuing Education Annually!
The CCA's Retirement Webinars provide content specifically for retirement actuaries including cross discipline webinar content. This highly specialized, 13-webinar track offers an economical, high-quality and convenient way to satisfy your continuing education requirements.
This practice-specific solution offers you, the retirement actuary, the most relevant content.
Retirement Webinar Series Subscription, $488
An Exclusive Member Benefit
- 13 webinars; 7 retirement topics and 6 cross discipline topics
- Access to webinar recordings for six months
- Additional bonus and pop-up webinars at no additional cost
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Bundle the retirement webinar series subscription with Professionalism Forum registration (members only)
In 2025, you can bundle the retirement webinar series subscription with your Professionalism Forum registration, significantly lowering the individual registration fee for the forum. The 2025 virtual conference will be held December 2 & 4 and will feature four sessions and offers attendees up to six hours of CPD Professionalism Credit.
Retirement Webinar Series Schedule
Retirement Topics
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Economic Chaos: Navigating Uncharted Waters for Actuarial Assumptions
This CCA retirement series webinar delves into the complexities of setting economic assumptions in constantly changing markets.
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Demographic and Non-Economic Assumptions: The Other Half of ASOP 27
Presenters discuss what to consider when setting these assumptions, including reflecting (or not reflecting) COVID experience and Actuarial Standards of Practice.
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Recent and Potential Litigation Affecting Pension Plans from an Actuary’s Perspective
This CCA retirement series webinar is a tour through recent litigation about topics affecting pension plans and potential future areas of concern including, but not limited to, actuarial equivalence and Pension Risk Transfer issues, presented from an actuary’s perspective.
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Legislative Developments and The Impact of The End of Chevron Deference
In this CCA retirement series webinar, presenters discuss recent legislation and regulatory guidance impacting pension plans. The discussion includes a focus on the impact of the end of Chevron deference on Federal rule-making, both in the immediate aftermath of the decision and expected changes going forward.
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Ethics – Everyday Decisions and Balancing Differing Objectives (100 minutes)
In this special 100-minute CCA retirement series webinar, the panel will consider some key questions, such as: How do we use ethics in our everyday actuarial work? How do we make ethical decisions when balancing objectives of different stakeholders?
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2025 PBGC Update (Webinar On Hold)
Cross Discipline Topics
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Identifying and Managing Bias
In this CCA cross discipline webinar, panelists discuss assessing biases that may exist in data, assumptions, algorithms, and models that impact Actuarial Services, including but not limited to statistical, cognitive, and social biases.
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AI for Consultants: Practical Applications
This discussion will focus on building essential business skills for actuaries, including using AI to analyze data, automate routine tasks, and generate insights that add value to your clients. Topics may include code generation, code documentation, and business development.
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Insights Into Emerging Risk Trends
In this CCA cross discipline webinar, presenters engage in a comprehensive discussion on emerging risk trends. Attendees gain valuable insights into the latest findings from the jointly sponsored SOA and CAS annual emerging risks survey. Additionally, the discussion delves into crucial emerging risks, including the pressing issue of climate change.
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Professionalism Revisited
Actuarial Professionalism" starts with the Code, Qualification Standards, and ASOPs, but that is not where it ends.
Individual Webinar Fees
| Early | Regular (up to 8 days prior) | |
| CCA Member | $65 | $115 |
| Nonmember | $130 | $180 |
| CCA Member and U.S. Federal Government Employee | $33 | $83 |
| U.S. Federal Government Employee | $65 | $115 |